In a recent interview, Kelly Mi Li talked about her ex-husband getting arrested for running one of the biggest cyber scams in America.
The star of the Netflix series Bling Empire, Kelly Mi Li has recently revealed about her ex-husband, Lin Miao. Lin was among the group of people who caused the telephone service scam in the early 2010s.
34-year-old Lin Miao was the founder and CEO of Texting company which he used as a tool to commit fraud. It was a multi-million fraud for which he was arrested along with several other members engaged in the scam.
Quick Facts: Who Is Kelly Mi Li’s Ex-Husband Lin Miao? Everything On His Net Worth And Wikipedia Bio
| Name | Lin Miao |
| Age | 34 |
| Gender | Male |
| Height | – |
| Nationality | Chinese |
| Profession | Businessman |
| Married/Single | Single |
| Divorce | Kelly Mi Li |
Kelly Mi Li Ex-Husband Lin Miao’s Net Worth, Wikipedia
Kelly Mi Li’s ex-husband Lin Miao’s current net worth has not been confirmed.
However, considering his work before the scam and other involvements, he must have a good amount of wealth. Not much information is available on the web about Lin Miao except for the scam.
Talking about Lin Miao’s Wikipedia bio, it has not been published yet. As of now, Lin Miao is in New York, but he is not allowed to use his influence to get any benefit. Lina is currently under supervised release.
#BlingEmpire star Kelly’s ex-husband was arrested for‘stealing $50 million from cell phone customers’https://t.co/ulRGhufXnV
— The US Sun (@TheSunUS) January 21, 2021
Lin Miao’s Age And The Cyber Scam
As per the article on The Sun, Lin Miao’s age is 34 years as of January 2021.
He was born in 1986 but his actual birthdate is not known. Now, talking about the scam caused by Lin, he defrauded customers. The group proceeded with the fraud by charging its customers for premium text message services without their knowledge and permission.
In this case, Lin Miao and his partners used the common practice called “auto subscribing” and customers were charged $9.99 per month regularly. To make sure that they were not caught for fraud, they made it appear as if the customers opted for premium services themselves.
By the time the fraud was discovered, Kelly Mi Li’s ex-husband and his group had already generated over $150 million, as reported by The Cinemaholic.